Many thanks to the fine folks who worked so tirelessly to bring visual arts to the Pine City, Minn., public in their 2nd Annual Highway 61 Film Festival. We were honored to have been present on Day 3 of the screenings to introduce writer/director Christopher R. Mihm’s B&W 1950s-drive-in-style B-movie homage to William Castle (The Tingler, House on Haunted Hill), House of Ghosts. We were even more pleased to be able to accept on his behalf the award for Best Action/Horror Feature Film! Mihm was unable to attend because he was busy filming his upcoming movie, The Giant Spider. From the cast and crew of House of Ghosts, we say THANK YOU!!
I’m also pleased to announce that I was awarded Best Actress award for the Murder Mystery Company’s production of “‘Til Death Do Us Part,” an interactive dinner-theater comdedy production at which I, an audience member, was “cast” as Anita Goodman (phonetically: I need a good man) the maid of honor. A delightful time was had by all, and I got this really cool certificate as a souvenir:
My hubby Anthony (“Reginald,” father of the bride) and me as the maid of honor.
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October 16, 2012 at 7:31 pm
Phineas Labaughtomie
Sid Darling,
I was delighted to read about your latest honor as Best Actress at the Murder Mystery Company production. As you can well imagine the LA press has been all over it. “Unimaginable talent” – The Sunset Blvd Fishwrap, “She is something else” – The Long Beach Lampoon.
Serious congrats on the upcoming film with Mr. Hubbell. And to think I was witness to her meteoric rise in the biz!
Oh, and the award for “House of Ghosts” was certainly richly deserved. How that Christopher Mihm seems to find fresh, new, high-quality talent each year astounds me!
Kisses!
– Phineas
October 16, 2012 at 10:47 pm
goodgriefpetloss
Smooches back at you, dearest!